Thursday, November 6, 2025

Preview Washington Huskies at Wisconsin

The Washington Huskies are now 24th 
ranked after having a bye week. They 
are favored by 12 points at Wisconsin.

The Badgers who have had good seasons 
in recent years has had a bad one this
time. They are 2-6 overall however 0-5
in the Big Ten.  There two latest losses 
were against Ohio State and Oregon. 
The two wins were right at the beginning 
of the season. The schedule won't get
easier after playing the Huskies. The 
Huskies have played the Badgers only
twice winning both easily. The last
game was in 1992. 

The Badgers are averaging 12.5 points 
a game while giving up 23.9 points a game.
So the Huskies being favorites for about
the same margin. 

The Badgers are averaging 109.8  yards
rushing which is ok however throwing 
the ball just over 152 yards which is
low in this day.  The defense is giving up
a yard more than the offense is running however are 230 yards threw the air so
almost 80 yards difference. The trouble 
to is the defense isn't causing any
turnovers while the offense is at 1.5
per game.

Senior Hunter Simmons has started the
last four games at quarterback.Right now 
he is expected to however it isn't a sure
thing. Simmons has thrown only one
touchdown pass which was in the last game 
and the only points against Oregon.
Sophomore Danny O'Neil started the 
first four games so he could get the
nod and true freshman Carter Smith
could as well. We might have to wait
until game time to find out. 

Starting running back Dilin Jones has
been out a few games with injuries.
He is leading with 300 yards on the
season and he has two touchdownd.
Backup running back Darrion Dupree 
has missed action too. Injuries have
been a major reason the Badgers
are having a bad season.  Gideon 
Ituka the third running back is now
the starter. He had the best day
as far as rushing yards this season 
with 85 yards against Oregon. 

When it comes to receivers senior 
Vinny Anthony ll leads in receptions
with 26 catches for 291 yards and
one touchdown.  Senior tight end 
Lance Mason is second with 22 
catches for 276 yards and leads
with three touchdowns. Sophomore 
Trech Kekshina the slot receiver is 
third in receptions with 16 but doesn't 
have any touchdowns. Backup 
receiver Jayden Ballard has only 
seven catches however three are
touchdowns. Outside of Vinny, Trech and Lance no one else has double digits
in receptions.  

The Huskies are 2-1 on the road after
last year where they lost every game.
We hope they will win again then
moving up the conference. Go Dawgs!















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